Category:Agamon Hefer, Nature park in Heffer Valley, Israel
Agamon Hefer is a nature park in Heffer Valley with two artificial ponds connected by wooden walkways and dirt paths for visitors to explore. The site features different routes through the wetland environment and surrounding vegetation.
The park began in the 1930s as part of regional drainage projects that transformed former swampland into a managed ecological space. This transformation created a new habitat for water birds and other species.
The park functions as an educational center where visitors learn about local wildlife, environmental conservation, and sustainable practices through guided programs.
The park is located near Ein Hahoresh and remains open year-round from sunrise to sunset. Entry is free and parking is available without restrictions.
The ponds offer excellent opportunities to observe migratory birds passing through in different seasons. These migration routes make the place particularly rewarding for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts.
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